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Discussion on Hunters of Brora’s old mill site’; a Golspie drapery business closes; and a crofthouse in the Doll is destroyed by fire.

Today we take it for granted that giving blood is as easy as looking online and booking an appointment - and it pretty well is.

ACTIVE OUTDOORS: John Davidson is on the lookout for the elusive Highland tiger on a waymarked walk around the Badenoch village

Construction of Dounreay began 70 years ago in March 1955. It still employs some 1400 people directly, with the focus now on cleaning up the site.

“Our BBC, Our Future” - Audiences asked to help shape BBC’s future

The importance of “greening” tourism was among topics discussed at a lunch organised by the Highlands and Islands Thistle Awards (HITA) team.

Community councillors in Edderton say they feel “railroaded” after learning that staff and parents were told the school would close in July.

Helmsdale Primary School pupils have shown they are a hit when it comes to playing badminton.

An iconic Ross-shire venue will be buzzing tonight with a sell-out crowd for an eagerly anticipated debut from Irish stars.

A traditional off-grid four-bedroom cottage located on the shores of Loch Carron has hit the market — for just £125,000.

Police are appealing for information following a collision between a van and a car on the A9 last Sunday (March 23).

If Brora win the Highland League they are now eligible for promotion

Police have launched an appeal for information after a house suffered damage in a residential area in Brora.

A suspected stroke victim was airlifted from near a north-west Highland beauty spot after a satellite call by a quick-thinking fellow hiker.

Highland Council had decided to seek a judicial review of the Strath Oykel Wind Farm planning consent.

Farr Primary School pupils have topped the Highland heats of the Euroquiz challenge.

Riccardo Pes aims to raise awareness of climate change through his Music and Nature in Scotland tour.

Red Herring explores the legacy of female migrant labour at the heart of the historic herring fishing industry.

There will be a performance by the Made in Helmsdale choir and a live DJ set.